a·ton·a·list ( -t  n -l st)n. One who composes atonal music. |
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True, Griffiths is somewhat patronizing here, but I cannot escape the feeling that he, too, is more "in tune with the modern world" than with the tunefulness of certain modern composers who are not atonalists, dodecaphonists, or concocters of electronic music or even ghastly musique concrete, which is close to what Russolo advocated. |
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